Chapter

 1 Pre|    Louis XIII, Anne of Austria, Richelieu, Mazarin, and the courtiers
 2 1  |        the livery of the Duc de Richelieu, rushed toward the hostel
 3 2  |         It was not uncommon for Richelieu and Louis XIII to dispute
 4 12 |       or by the persecutions of Richelieu. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   Anne of
 5 14 |     Jean Duplessis, Cardinal de Richelieu; not such as he is now represented--
 6 14 |       said that the Cardinal de Richelieu had drawn the Duke of Buckingham
 7 14 |      queen and the duke?" cried Richelieu. ~"Yes." ~"Where?" ~"At
 8 15 |       policy of Louis XIII made Richelieu smile. ~"Order it as you
 9 16 |         was about to say, while Richelieu, stretching out his neck,
10 16 |     customary question to him. ~Richelieu counted on his fingers,
11 17 |       ten minutes with Cardinal Richelieu, is no longer the same man. ~"
12 17 |         young woman. "Who calls Richelieu calls Satan." ~"Hold your
13 25 |      the Palais-Cardinal before Richelieu gave it to the King. ~"What
14 40 |        eye than the Cardinal de Richelieu, and d'Artagnan felt this
15 40 |     should happen to you," said Richelieu, significantly, "that it
16 40 |    account!" ~"Young man," said Richelieu, "if I shall be able to
17 40 |         This last expression of Richelieu's conveyed a terrible doubt;
18 40 |         telling them that M. de Richelieu had sent for him to propose
19 41 |         man and jealous rival. ~Richelieu, as everyone knows, had
20 41 |   mystified him. ~It was, then, Richelieu's object, not only to get
21 41 |       the forces of a kingdom. ~Richelieu knew that in combating England
22 44 |       rather to folly," replied Richelieu, with great bitterness. "
23 44 |        here, for example," said Richelieu: "when, in 1610, for a cause
24 44 |        caused by chance?" asked Richelieu, in the tone with which
25 44 |             That is just," said Richelieu. "What do you require, then?" ~"
26 44 |       you enemies, then?" asked Richelieu. ~"Yes, monseigneur, enemies
27 45 |        engagement with Cardinal Richelieu to cause the Duke of Buckingham
28 45 |         done what he has done. ~Richelieu ~"And now," said Athos,
29 45 |           Monsieur Athos," said Richelieu, "receive my thanks for
30 47 |        done what he has done. ~"Richelieu" ~"In fact," said Aramis, "
31 51 |       circumstance brought back Richelieu's former anxiety, and forced
32 52 |          the tempest with which Richelieu threatened him in the person
33 52 |      she has just obtained from Richelieu a carte blanche by the means
34 60 |      Rochellais; he tried, says Richelieu in his Memoirs, to conceal
35 61 |        Monseigneur the Cardinal Richelieu, in his camp before La Rochelle. ~
36 67 |         of Monsieur le Cardinal Richelieu, and I have orders to conduct
37 67 |       his second interview with Richelieu, and he afterward confessed
38 67 |  assured it would be his last. ~Richelieu remained standing, leaning
39 67 |   Eminence." ~      ~ ~ ~ ~     Richelieu looked steadfastly at the
40 67 |    ready." ~"Your pardon?" said Richelieu, surprised. ~"Yes, monseigneur,"
41 67 |        done what he has done. ~"RICHELIEU" ~The cardinal, after having
42 67 | disposition to die heroically. ~Richelieu still continued thinking,
43 67 |     this dangerous accomplice. ~Richelieu slowly tore the paper which